A little while ago Dr Andrew Weatherall was asked to give a talk on the difficult paediatric airway. The audience was a variety of emergency medicine doctors, nursing staff and allied health staff. He decided to try something dopey – audience participation. It wasn’t recorded so here’s the written version where the aim is toContinue reading “Slaying Different Dragons – A Quest — Songs or Stories”
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Life can be cruel — Don’t Forget the Bubbles
This article was posted with the support of Shosh and Jonny. If you have any information about treatment options, anywhere in the world, then please contact tesssardavis@me.com. Life can be cruel. We see it all the time in our clinical practice but when it moves into our personal sphere then our perspective changes. Eve* is the…Continue reading “Life can be cruel — Don’t Forget the Bubbles”
Different Tablets and the Art of Distraction — Songs or Stories
Most of us in medicine like the idea that there is a bit of art to what we do. For the paediatric anaesthetist, the induction space is one of the top examples. Andrew Weatherall has a collection of thoughts around distraction at induction time. If you’re the sort of nerd who follows anaesthesia news, you […]Continue reading “Different Tablets and the Art of Distraction — Songs or Stories”
Filling the Gap — Songs or Stories
Everyone’s got a theory about what to do in the CICO emergency. Unless the CICO situation is all about kids. Andrew Weatherall goes through a recent review on this arising from the kids’ hospital in Melbourne. If you’ve spent a bit of time online you would have noticed a phenomenon that isn’t particular to medicalContinue reading “Filling the Gap — Songs or Stories”
Surprising news on Twitter #Not
Oh what a surprise #not https://t.co/vapZ4UZZGw — Minh Le Cong (@ketaminh) May 23, 2016 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Prehospital interventions in severely injured pediatric patients: Rethinking the ABCs
Prehospital interventions in severely injured pediatric patients: Rethinking the ABCs
Paediatric drownings in Australia – a study of prehospital physician led resuscitation
Utility of a Gum-Elastic Bougie for Difficult Airway Management in Infants: A Simulation-Based Crossover Analysis
Paediatric Pain and Sedation – Tips to Change Your Practice from #EuSEM15
Blog post version of Natalie May’s talk from #EuSEM15 on paediatric pain and sedation in the emergency department with tips to change your practice. Source: Paediatric Pain and Sedation – Tips to Change Your Practice from #EuSEM15
Paediatric Airways not always easy
Pediatric Difficult Airways Not Always Easy To Spot https://t.co/7haB59jXL9 via @sharethis Nearly one fifth unanticipated #anesthesianews — Anesthesiology News (@anesthesianews) October 19, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
PAIC 2015 Clinical Stream : Ben Meadley MICA Paramedic & Paediatric RSI
Capnography for kids: 5 applications for EMS providers to consider
Capnography for kids: 5 applications for EMS providers to consider http://t.co/HpvqXZgMn6 #Pediatric #Capnography pic.twitter.com/xUIfnfAq64 — EMS1 (@EMS1) September 29, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Optimise your jaw thrust!
Optimize your jaw thrust. Not at angle of jaw, but rotate TMJ. #PSOOR #FOAMed #FOAMped pic.twitter.com/lbJyc65RUz — Tim Horeczko (@EMtogether) September 19, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js Jaw thrust at angle of jaw=mouth closed. Jaw thrust with rotation at TMJ=mouth open. #PSOOR #FOAMed #FOAMped pic.twitter.com/fjgkXPKO42 — Tim Horeczko (@EMtogether) September 19, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
PeDI Registry: Higher Morbidity and Mortality Rates in Children With Multiple Intubation Attempts
PeDI Registry: Higher Morbidity and Mortality Rates in Children With Multiple Intubation Attempts http://t.co/flI1LsCo9M #anesthesianews — Anesthesiology News (@anesthesianews) July 8, 2015 //platform.twitter.com/widgets.js
Revisiting Old Stories About Little Airways
Source: Revisiting Old Stories About Little Airways
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